#multi-root

Continuously mirrors a repo's live git worktrees into the VSCode workspace folder list — no manual commands, no window reload.

TermDeck

casper

Manage multiple terminals (Claude / Codex sessions) across projects in a single VS Code window.

Project Manager X Pro

MaiwulanjiangMaiming

Modern project manager with drag-and-drop, tags, and beautiful UI

Worktint

jancassio

Auto-colors VS Code windows per git worktree. Dormant until a repo has more than one worktree.

Tab Project Grouper

lgenzelis

In multi-root workspaces, keeps editor tabs grouped by their project (workspace folder). When you open a file, its tab slides next to other tabs from the same project.

Terminal Workspace Manager

GnanendraP

Automatically restore VS Code terminals from .vscode/terminals.json

Git Branch in Explorer

ihor-petrov

See at a glance which git branch every project is on: branch labels next to folder names in the Explorer file tree, colour-coded by repository state. Reads git directly; never edits your workspace file.

Repo Branches in Status Bar

mattosvmp

See the branch and sync status of every Git repository in your workspace at once, right in the status bar.

Git Pull Indicator

zhakman

Shows Git pull/push badges on repository folders in the Explorer

Restore Terminals (Continued)

KasperiP

Restore your terminal layout automatically. Open split integrated terminals with custom names, icons, colors, working directories and env vars, and run startup commands every time you open a workspace.

When adding files or folders, prompts whether to copy them into the workspace or just add a reference.

Branch Buddy

ShaneDrag

Turn a VS Code window to a custom color when any other open VS Code instance is on a different git branch.